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Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

kheir money though
bad gone through q
Of stores, and spent
Rnd over the car fares
hyed in coming here.
u found the best
hing immense room
il and can figure
dol they are are
eket for this weeks
Expenses.
at q hold the old and
E house and make OF
b has On them. They
-
tand how we have
wing and saving their
these twenty-six
past. No wonder they
bn Sixth and Marke,
old homestead fol
clothing.
are they? They
you.
shall rever be dis.
ted while we aigr
Rme to the advertise
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

For ca.psss--orauoz s. Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

arAhaRha & BxoWN.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

1T was bright
Hat A L enough in
doors. an d
AID Z good cheer
| enough. The
pSW0hK s a | e g m e n
| were b u S y
} RAIN and the peo-
| pie plenty,
! VII and { n e
goods at taeir
| WE'RE best for quan
ti.y and quail.
DY FOR ity and style
| and price a.
big 4 they alway:
are.
WD 10. It is very
evident they
couldn't havt
done so wei
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
MORGAN IDENTIFIED.
EVIDENCE THAT'S sA0 ron suNSEY.
c.ps.is nxsnfs rsstiasay Produces
ss.sssfs1- rsEsnksy's fsAa.ls frtsaa
k-sh.s " sas hAssss
niAa IL Cs2rt

RAvxsxA. Ohio. Oet. zl-This town =
fairy oseEran ws.h strangers. AID fols
two hours before ths opealng o. eo1rt tais
morning there ~As psssscl ana IA ffont q
the Court house. Whsa tAs doors were
opened msn 4ad ssnsa iostled sna
elbOasd each other IA a f1sa t1r seats.
Caeszin Hoehn vas tAe principal vitaess
today. In slOs and nlsa uIsd tones be tsld
t8s story of the kofuD!e experiences " tast
iaislai nigbt ca ne tEsln. he relates 10"
zn oldish looking iazn walked up oebia1
and sodisAly struck nim over ne heaa
sl-h = coupling pin' h0s be soot A. hulH-
gaas assailAnts and received three bullet
wounds IA . retarn v0lley. ol HUMAN
hraFtFendink groans es the muraerefs
rsiued terrlD.e blows upon lis head, afl1
~ tie lnai escape OF the assSiiants-
HOehas voice grew hasfy snd tears sprung
70 ais eyes as ne told Oh Hulhgan's terrible
and bloody fate and when he positively
idenunet Bliuksy Morgan a. the msn Who
struck nrst and then shot him. u produced
a sersation 10 the court room.
Durng the trial today Mrs. Nell Lowry.
one Of the witnesses Tor tbs defense. arose
from her chair, grzsped Blinkey by tae
hand and planted large round KISS on his
Inustached lips.
The prosecution 10 waiting for one I'M
portant witness. who IS expected 10 come
from Pennsylyania.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
Mss. pArsss DEATH.


JAezsss. kica.. 0cE zI-aEs. Aksi- fof-
tsr 80 sas ~ f6xasfzlly sarusa - ne
aanes rom sssssiae stoss ye.Es'aAy.
aisa last aixAt. sae 80 sacsaseiAas e-''
,.sst oefors death. ~1sn shs raiDsG al IA
asispa a. - he e1sdision of b@F da1xi.tsf-
fler s41sss&x sas iAlkhse. al she = A--
.,r,sp.'l ints |. sscs,ssr sad then sxpirssi
Mss Ds4Fsnd. = j. sas ths nrst pefs.'n =
rrsonna - fhe 81 Sf sbs 1pfefi ansts i--s ;
tri.si - snogasf "a rsas=s - "fzpP-h<
1ef skirt sEoaa1 Hs- Portfr s-l sss s1.a
6ecams - tzA-e sh4t Hss yafaisa 80
po~erisss - hep a.. M, foi. i.es 1Alsn
fus1sd - tAs fseef and sftrHstS1 .os =. a.
,.asian n hes nashaBA. ~ao NAs a. thss
s.asAtsrs rssidsnes aefoss tsz street, ahd
he with 10 sxeistznes Of p@ssss
tl,r- tns earset frou tss ioor ~nd
a,rie.,I 49, S.- fanss. Their d4uko1ef
M Joan Morris. - ~ ~as uP Tor 1as ufs1
flaas ansT = severe 4.aess. "a" eef iu''leh il
esfne Jo tas eooS srsDp>d "a names AA1
80 rushed NJ tAs street eztiia5 Tor as' .
aaf tnea gave say "a her feelings AAd haA
~ b. AIRED INTO she house.
FEe I.ttls 1aasAtef. IS years Of sse' "ho
f,n.hf ths lanes sith Ter hsnds. IS also
v~rv 1aIi, burned drs. Porter lad resided
Ia thi, eisy FOR nfty-thFes years and hAd
nlany lflsods- -.
Nr,. Dussnd has been delirlnas since The
unfoftunaGs affair. and y IN = critical con-
tItlou
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
THE BOYO-POST CASE,
The Plaintiffs Attorneys Proceeding to
Collect the Judgment

Collect the JuiEment
This suit wherein Mrs. Boyd sued Post.
the saloonist at Rockford, for selling her
husband, John Boyd. liquor, to her damage
of $4,000 or under, is still fresh in memory.
1t will also be recalled that said Boyd
murdered one Johnson, for which ne is
now serving out a life sentence at Jackson.
A new feature in this somewhat import
ant case bids fair to arise. Post holding
that Boyd never drank anything of any
consequence al his place, fought the pro-
secuiiOn for all it was worth; and although
the Judge cut down the original and out
landiSh judgment of nearly $4,000 the Jury
rendered, to few hundred, the matter has
been carried to the Supreme Court, ample
bonds having been gwen To cover the
result.
But notwithstanding the suit pesding,
the plaintiff, by her attorney and friends
have gone on as If the litigation had been
finally settled. leyying upon the farm OF the
defendant and advertising the same for
sale, this, a. he claims, 10 q eat scandal
and injury, for which he c-sims heavy
damages, on the grounds that the pro-
oeeaings are wholly illegal and damaging
10 his financial reputation and genera
business.
II Is further stated that the notices OF
sale we're posted BY the fstheT-in-.aw Of the
murderer, Boyd, and not by the Sheriff Of
Kent county. who 10 Is claimed, would not
rssur1e the esponsDiitv-the bonds. ss
beSors stated. being sufficient and Ar Post
seunaantiy able 70 pay any final requisi-
ton.
Nnrh feeling and determination have
been aroused upon both sides Of this
peculiar case. and it i said that the end IS
not vet
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Ftsfaticss fssrset Xessaosns Sss
plsles $40 sas aseasuss hsxsas.

The risiatisns fsrset Xessssasns Ssna-
plsles sAa tas Dsisuss nsxias.
h Tie Laus bkn osss Yesterday morning
sssefal witnesses tssglEsd ~ seiasii al tie
pikis<in. tAeI es4aenes belsE mostly Esls
Dse s. her eonaislez snd oeserfuse u
ber sbjariss. e. Ihis elosos ths alrea
esiasA& isr the plkiate and the aelense
opened their saes II The nsss h. putting
Jerry keynten on the sfsna- ar. boYn-
ton = ssstinaDy weDt - sescFs0e tAs 0pers
tiou ~ street railways snd tbs sAissi and
most approved naetRods of removing sno~
from tie trecEs There vas considerable
~rsnfl.ag bslween ghs lawyers over the
questions Askea All blyatoA by NJ. heyt.
eouasel fur ne sorntAny. aud oag little
rgokress wxs made far ter than 10 show
thst the lawyers we're unsnle ~ eve the
witness pointers on constructing Ct opera
ting strcet rAliw 4ys
II wa gkohzai thAt The fuiing II judge
B4rlluYsIne tkst tie company experts
should Bol De allese1 - exGnilne Hrs.
laaxhiins shoulder snc ag4D woulo lend
10 shorten the tfisi, but q l. sgalrs tASt
tas oeiense ~Lll O1er ga pert. .tesllm ony. and
n Is yrObscis thai 4 WI occupy tne sfteu-
ton Of the conu nearly az Of nexs week
lion A. J. Detan, ~ Nsnlsiee. uctlple1
seat beside judge L0rAnssnie yesterday
afternoon. sesetsl .aolss ale ln siienaanoe
daily.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Farmer" Ees sneias. slOas with other
literary lsbors. while eonhued 81 Belmont
through . long seige u rheumatism, has
been writing q series OF yarns. 80 10 SPEAK,
Tor the Lstlis CtieJ L.tfasg, issued by New
York psbllshins souse.
The hrst 81 tAe arfaes j. yclept The
Glpsy king. or the SOTcsTeT of tie North
Woods. ana is jast from the press-iof
sals. We suppose. 81 The regular news
stands.
The romance has lie isoaie IA our Upper
Peninsula Detroit snG Honduras, such
names - "Ju0e~ hOyt. tDen
smith" ano ''sLsnf campau appearing
among the cL.aIsctens-strsnge thai the
Farmer dei.eats "a iiaaorlAllnng hss old
aeausinsass<s We understand tne ANA
zoas OF Brszll' ,sOef No. Vi the series
represents sofs a. Grand Rapids characters
The Oipy Ains" ss not bad, sno 40
compl.sbss what II was written iof--tht
lieerti pay Aala popuser demand for such
wri1rx, q srasAuonsi narrative OF soFsn-
fufeS
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

CrRculT-Dsvil N hmbsre ". Benismin
Smith. Replesin. Verdici Tor plaintiff -
oepi as 10 curtains. elssses. desrbeac.
chairs. tables aud pictures taken Or writ
and verdict for defendant for value SO -
]. X. Afinsby Co. ". Jesse Fr0ft. kssgrop-
SIT. Proceeding. stayed thirsy days
John Nichols We. Davia Thompson. A.
sumpsit. Continued withOst costs
Mary Hersck berger vs. DAVID Robinson
Issumpsit Verdict no cause soT action.
Judgment for defendant for costs. Pro
ceesiinrs stayed twenty dsys-Nsribs
Jane Holly vs. Aaron CLARK. B,sctfnent
Continued over tefm.--Dtviu T. PARISH
". Peter pleuns Beplevsn. on trial
OrrlcE Brs1s Ess--fseo. J. PsntiBd "
Lewis T. Numsrth. AssnmpsiL Nsrr
eled. john Huneman vs Anthony
Maris ct al. Ia chsnoerg. biil Of CON
plant aied.
PEoBtrr- Estate ~ Nefhsniei st0veh
Deceased. E1ecalofs = fnal seo0anf hled
-- Estate cf Arie Georuewsg Dsosssed
viii snd petition for pr0esie fled. Order
ol bssring entered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
THE DETnOITS HAVE It
Tne DeclsNE GAME PlAfs0
fas scsrs "a tbs AftsEaosa tis-as-Vat-
rt.g.a e. ~ .sEazs4is- "A "a ss<salsa
"A b.a Exe95ftfss ne
1@lIs1sors 4s-as.

WAsa1s@zos. Oct zI.-Ths Dstrosts sns
81. Louis Bossns played ths Lsnta game for
tns sorld's ch.m plonsh.p hers sosaY sG1
AltAsasa TIA zs1as 80 called a. IA incen-
ysnisnt hoar sDoaI L1rss Thousand psopls
ssrs al ths CsDilsl Bal PARK when tnpirs
NeslY. al exactly haif-p1ss - clsck. called
ne play. fas browns lrst snlsrsd The
Geld or pFaeslos. snd thsY seestvsd Te-
lnsnt0us osaiion. IhsF seat into thsIs
preliminary s0rk VIA a dash and cons
.isnee fAat 1.sie their many sdalrefs aefs
COX ~ See litl4 ~ ap TIE l.easr - sissxers.
fnsy see aot disappointed sltnsr. ihs
ga Louis lasn 01toiA ed them syeTF where.
aud s4n a. lhey plsased. Hardle Richard
sea szs TIE 1rst sil<xer - lace booof a.
rilLhsrs and be SCI The crowd z-niQst frantic
~ haluz the drsL 8sii pitched lAr over 10
an aela teaes and trosEed home WITH lie
Lrst run oanzell played a sac one oat %
oisasoas rsach. o4t sAs iorced o-l
a. ssoond on korss biz ~ Rob
inson. Rove sLols second. vent
- third on Thompson ou- al scored On
LaIhams error u Whites srounier. Ia
las other hzlf Of the same inninz the
Br0sus led tns score Aiter Latham bal
0se0 disposed of 0y Dualsp. Gleason hit
safs and vent 20 second on a scratch hiE ~
O' Sell ComLskry, ne next striker. hunted
las BAL and bsal ir o. ursr. The bases
Eers ao~ nlled. Car-uthers biz % Czatsl,
- 40 picked tne bal sp cisaaly aud lArss
% bsnnssE, forcing Gleason Out Dave
bouts hlL a r5ked naer over Cancels
heal. on shiea y Neal 4ad Comtskey scored
Ia The third inninz tho preltiest
pay OF the game occurred The Wolverines
zAsd their msr on the bases. no one ont.
With -luzger lh0mp psOn A. the oac. tie bit
q sicked aner Al Gleason. sho made q
beautiful catch snd threw 10 Latham.
foIciag Richardson out The third base
nan s1sn tossed The sphere ID kO6insoa.
oslchlnx 0anzei. Who was the third man
cut. This play excited long aud eOntin 1ed
applsase. and The participants were obliged
70 dor their caps IN acknov led<snent 10
the nfth inning Detroit scored ore rum
HanlOn hit safely. stole second.
went u third on Wild
pitch. aud scored or Richardson 3
single The 81 Louis fasn, aftsr scoring
Two runs. both earnsd, k'ond GetLeln hard
% h.t safely until the tfth inning. wnen
they hlt ham hard They Kept Il up % the
h8.sh. SCORING Ia every inning. and lelt Ens
dsld victorious.
Rrosns ........-e Q "-ii
Detroit. t.....-.'-....-z . % 1 D o -
Bsse bite Browns -. petf7ls. n
Errors Browns S. Detroit
falterles-1 afr.Jhrrs aGd .ieJe, Oetzein and
Bennett
lmp.rss-tsafney and Kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
ON AN INSPECTING TOUR.
The Pennsylvania Railroad oaioisIs Il
spect fhs q r.

The PcnnsyiyaBta Railroad 0acisis In
spect fhs q. X. s l.
Yesterday about l p. m. the special train
conveying tie officials of the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the Pennsylvania Company
arrived in this city. They number Ell about
thirty-fve. and have three coaches, two
sleepers, one dining-room one smoking
and one baggage car in their ttaiB. They
had been previously joined AZ FORT Wayns
by President y. O. Hughsrt, Vice Presi-
dent W. 4. Shelby. General Freight Agent
G. f. Gin. Chief Engineer Johnson, Super
intendents J. NJ. Atheaoey and z. H.
O'Rourke, and Attorney T. J. O'Brien. Of
the q. Z. & L.. IN Pfesiden, Hughkrt's
special car.
They stopped of over an hour here. dur
irg which time they looked over the rail-
road Offices here and took a walk aboHt the
city. They were much pleased With the
condition in which they found the road.
They went on - MusEegOn over the NJ.
c. X. A ]. ard returned bere IN the even
ing and left for Chicago, via the g. X. d I.
and T., +. ". &c
II is probable that they will be heard
from on the subject Of the proposed new
Inion Depot in this city.
s-TbeT viii go oFos ali their lines in the
West before their return home
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

In reply to the charge made in some
quarters that the Michigan University e1-
ists for the rich. President Aagell has dis-
covered that the parents OF 1,406 students
earn living as follows Farmers, 502' mer-
chants. III. lawyers tincindins six judges;
%; physicians, o5; manufacturers, o.;
and insurancs agents, 50, bankers and
brokers, Is; teachers. %. lumbermen. "a;
contractors and builders, II: druggists and
chemists, l6. tailors. Is; dealers in live
stock. IS; millsrs, Il. commercial travellers,
II. dentists. NJ common lsborers, 8. Dur
iag the past year 255 women were con,
ne6ted with the university: Department Oh
literature. l75: medicine and surgery. ol;
law. s, pharmacy. 2; homeopathic medical
college. z, dental surgery, l. The total.
number of pupils in 1861 was l,o72, OF
whom ISL were non-rssbsnts of the State.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

TIE third entertainment under The aus
pices Of the lrish-Ameriesn Literary so-
ciety -iii occur on Tuesday evening next
An opening address upon The objects Of tie
socisty viil probably be made sy President
shsnshan. snd a. essay read BY siss Flor-
snos DOYLE on "lreiands Poetry" Preri-
dent sbsDshsa is in Communication -ifb
President John Fitzgerald. u the National
Lssxue. regarding vislt TO tais city by the
Irish snvoys. A. o'tsnBOT ard ~ Thorn ss
e-sttan Edmou0e. Shoai6 these gentle.
men deci1e b visit tas valley Cts. f-sv
ca rest s-sare3 of roFsl reception IS o..
lrixh people hsre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Frosoanesd to Hsvs nssa ''nissrabis
Exhiblffoa.~


BALrfsosx. Oct 1.-The game Al Oriole
Park tals .nsrnoon between the Detroit
club and the Browns Of &. Louis. Was =
ni,srabls exhibition OF ball-pisying. The
disparity between the two clubs was pain
fully apparent. The result vas . victory 10
double sense tor the DetrOi.s. first, in
winning this particular game by score OF
i3 20 = and secondly, because u decided the
contest for the championship OF the world.
The Detroits having won eight Of ths ntteen
eames which u vas proposed 20 play. When
ths <zne arst began about 2.500 people oc-
cu0isd seats on the grounds, but oy the
time Il wks terminated the sudisnce Was de-
plsted somewhat. owing 70 the coolness OF
the weather, together with . hack Of any
hing 10 awaken their interest
10 shs game except it was the heavy bat
tinx OF TIE Dsrroits- On account Of the
long cad secured By the League club there
yss no Dettins ia the pool rooms.
PLAY wss called a. 300 p. m., and La
ham. FOR the Browns. went - the bat.
He struck high dy over the second base
and vent 70 second base on passed ball.
Gleason tosk ais base for being hit
by the pitcher and made the
rs sde. Latham and O'Neill being
oad. In the second inning Robinson
scorsd another run for So. Louis owing 10 a
Wild throw by kiehsrslson. La tns fourth
inning Detroit got three runs. one Of which
va A home run BY rwitcneil Who knocked
the BAL over the fence st eft 1sid. The run
scorsd BY Bennett could have been pre-
vented. bat Boyle lst the ball 20 By him Al
ths home plate.
The run gained By O'Neil for Sc. Louis in
the fffb ioninx vas due 70 Rowe's letting
ths bal struck By Carrutners 20 between
his lexs. one of the four runs gained By
Detroit in this inning vas the result of a
~ild throw by Gleason. The game from
This poiat esased tO % contest. Detroits
having everything tb<ir own way. Score.
retroii ............-.t 0 s-ii
10 0Its .--.-....-.. ..-- p . - 4
Hsse hits Detroit. -. ~ foIis 4
Errurs -netr1t SO. icrs
"a ste-ie--saitwin. Bennett aad Gsazsh.
fHUr sni BoY.e
rmpireS-t-afney kad Kelley.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The re- rss hol - thaf re company is
headine - fhsir rsrks nesF Ave1us Jauc-
tsa ~ tie G. 4 W.M Rsllroed - -
r-ziT for lss sbo5t Nevsrnher - The
kol8er zil contan afa1e cns's fest a.
sae wheE crmp pistea. sa8 vife rbs afner
hesier Ehlea stsn1t cse7e s7 49, z - aAe
coragsRT al tss sts-s9s ~ecrn AZ rrss<n~s
s n~els for sor8s T~ers - csrs. s~ea aatii
sse rEv kas ff ffN ropa an Tse rev
Hal1er wili sese seors kf1Bo sr ~ -
cas 81 tas mass co-s pssse n - sfrei- -s-
mezts II tos W est saa snoanx fae lsrxsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
EXPORT FREIGHT RATES.
A Big Advance Ordered By the Trunk
Line Executive Connittse-

Nrw Yosx. Oct. 2i.-Ths trunk line
executive committee today unanimously
adopted resolution ordering an advance
Of export freight rates from - and 25 cents
20 kO and ~ cents. An increase has also
been adopted by the Central Trade Associ-
sticn. IL restores export freights % the
highest price reached for months past and
puts q stop TO The serious Generalization ia
rsfes. BY which shipments have sometiues
been made from Chicago 20 Liverpool al -
and - cents, The same ss % View YORK
The sslvsncs will amount to some millions
OF dollars annually - companies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
On To the saxinaws.

A. J. Bovine states that the Chicago
Kalamazoo & Saginaw Railroad. which is
almost completed from Kalamazoo to Hast
ings. will be extended to Saginaw, and that
the preliminary survey for the exten-
sion will be commenced at once. The route
contemplated runs direct 10 Portland, Ionia
county, thence To 81. Johns and thence as
nearly as possible on a direct line to Sagi-
nav. !; IS thought probable that the line
from Ashley To Saginaw may be built
jointly with the Toledo. Saginaw & Auske-
gOn Road. There will be no debt on the
road when it is completed from Kalamazoo
10 Hastings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

-sstte - - Nt@e-ss>->@ 49,
HUpsoSvrLLr, Oct. 2l.---Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Barton are deeply afflicted with TIE
loss Of bright year-old baby boy
Harry Green IL home on q vlsit-lo Ar.
and Mrs. Robt. Alvsrd--a boy.-John
Curry. OF GrAnt, Is visiting his parents ana
friends here.-Ars. Lizzie Corey. vile oi
Colman Corey, and daughter OF Mr.: and
Mrs. l.. Morris, died OF consumption Tues
slay night. Deceased was young woman
OF excellent Christian character, whose
loss Is deeply regretted by the community
ia which she lived.--Our entefPriSlhs
tornsmsn. Geo. ST. Clair. is building a large
new building for the machinery OF the old
Noyslty Works.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

a D. Rsthbops, VITO Was run away
vita the oshsr day. decidedly objects TO
tie blsHie Cor tte srAI being laid 10 the
''errshc sctssais os htsptse." ss some OF
the reporters put l.. BE Gays that bps ola
Fred ssot thst kim Of a hofse aud thai
the scts OF the cate are that the electric
llxAss went down suddenly just as be
reached the scsne 0f the accident. and be-
lore be could get nE recf oning his carriage
bad coilided with asotber vchlcis which
had been lei, SO thSt II stood Way out into
the street. The result vas tlpoyeT and
the runaway.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

ST. PErERsHrsss. Oct. IL xcsvstions IN
jerusalem on ground belonging 10 the Rus
sian Govsrument have resulted Ia the dis
covsry of the remains of the ertirs town
Val and the position Of The yates Of the
ts~r during the lifetime of the Savior.
through Which ne Savior passed "a tfoigo-
taa Grand Duke Serxina. President oi The
psls~fins society invites subscriptions - a
fund for tire purpose Of preserving these
-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Ar1axrs. Gs. Oct 1.-The Georgis
Iexislstlre sij0urnsd isst niEht sfs-r =
flnr months se~siun- Of 81 the public
measures discussed nons ~ers 6nsiiY storf-
"a The IeEisisture nov - - eiecief vii
hsTe an election % { nitsd states
Senator so Hiccee,i lollsitt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

s1z. sssea ft. f..t.aA. etNF>
CsDAs SPEEsGs. Oct. 2i.-ihe hrst sno"
OF The season fell today; '1hs nrss sleigh
ride" s not yet snnouaced.---ClArk
Jewell 4 20. 3 boss salesman, Mr. Ireland
called on bis m.ny friends and customers
ia this village today.--Nlss Ailly Tracy
Is vialung friends ia tosa. the guest ot
Ms Sadie Bnggs.-Ernest Grant, OF
sand Lake, called on friends IN the village
80 he supplv tot aulte equal 90 the de-
ra.nd. Wheat 20 cts.f 80 says kefner
po-fognce bulietin.--F. +. Jones has ac-
e.Dtsd a position IA the Morton House 10
Grand Rapids. - G. Shay, Notary PUB
lie Deputy Clerk of Solon.' Is the new
plaeard raich occupies prominent place
IA rhs Adam, Express Office There 10 just
enough room leh at the bottom 70 add
Attorney al Law" which vii De inscribed
later.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Hen. q. {. Constock has generously
given the use OF hls ine hail on Canal-st..
opposite the chair factory, for q sunday
afternoon school and service. The FIRST oi
these will b. held al $50 p. N. Oh sunday
The people Of the neigbOo5hood are invited
10 be present. Tie teachers will be SUD
piled from 81. Marks. Or. Campbell Fair
delivering the opening address.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

ArzrrS. Ter. Get Infringement ars
heirz nsls a,r = w-ek's festivities IN Ns7.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

Superintendent smith is Al xsys alert on
new plans to make the police force the
more efficient. He has Al last struck some
thing that viii doubtless make the bows
terrors A tasff has been placed in the
basement Of Poiies Headquarters, where the
vieiders Qf tse rtab 20 sEd practice shoot
irS with their rsx0lvers. and some Of them
are becoming experts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

James Kay Applebee's lecture on Dickens
at the Universslist Church. Tuesday even
ing next. will bs well worth hearing. and
there should be fuls house Tickets can be
obtained AZ number Of places, ss shown
in our amusement column. and those who
are fortunate enough 70 attend will be well
repaid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

J. T. Hamilton. ~ ne klabsstins Corr
panT. hAs resigned his position ss Deratv
oil Inspector for Kent oosnfy on sceasnt
~ The pressure - ofaef bnsrexs Tbs
rssi xEstio1 - fsks eoeor <ov. 4 NJ 80
Porter. 81 NF1minE F F7ceesi NJ
Hamilton .n ais uics fsf littls s. 20 gsr
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The Eriscopalisns Of the city are making
an earnest effort by this Mission" 10 sccosi-
piish great good for Grand Rapids. oar
advertising columns give information con
cerning the services. Ine Rev. DT. Van De
Water. OF New York a preacher OF great
eioqaence, will conduct the Mission
throughout all It's services.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22

The original pat of Crane Rspids which
vss dra~n IN 1888. is DOW IN s5s possession
slicw v. X. Scnbner 81 20 II ffsnaed Next
week some bDs it will - in ~ 2 Serb
ners office where lovers ~ "oid things
can fssss tseir eyes or r. General rieree
sls0 hss a copF isksr from the orisiusI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-22
a SAD SUICIDE.
a Young Lawyer Takes His Life While
Suffering from Insanity.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Oct. 2l.-David III.
kellogg, of Spuyten Duyvil, \. Y. shot
himself dead at the Crocker House today.
he was thirty years old. graduate of Yale.
and had spent eight years in the law Office
of Lord. Dsy.& Lord, New York. About =
year ago mental alteration developed, and
he Was confined in the insane asylum AT
Hartford for SIX months. Ii was thought
that he was cured, but Of late ne had again
acted strangely To-day he went into a
sister and himself. and shot himself through
the heart